While not a a tactical RPG masterpiece, the Paranoia franchise makes a fine videogame debut; Friend Computer approves.

Perfect for budding chefs and those wanting something a little more relaxing in their gaming diets.

One of the best monster-hunting games in the business gets even frostier – and better.

Experience where Star Ocean began in this enhanced port of a pretty decent, very traditional JRPG.

Bust some ghosts, die, repeat; death has rarely been this certain, or adorable.

Ryo’s adventures continue in this long-overdue sequel many thought would never see a release.

More of the same means more solid Pokémon fundamentals; gotta catch ’em all over again.

Square’s long-lost classic JRPG finally makes its (official) way to modern Western platforms.

Rockstar’s epic cowboy simulator looks better than ever, yet feels let down by a lackluster, bug-riddled conversation.

Fascinating, confusing, and utterly mesmerizing; Kojima’s latest adventure is distinctively Kojima, through and through.